Assaulted by this sudden influx of non-Gospel ideas, I turned to the World of the Prophet for guidance. Imagine my shock when instead of a straight contradiction, there is a glaring omission. For as the Gospel says "Our Noodly Creator then placed fossils, hidden under the earth's surface..." and "Dinosaur bones... were placed so well and in such numbers..."

Could it be? Could His Ravioliness have taught dinosaurs to use shovels as a joke? Knowing Him as I do, I wouldn't put such a thing beyond Him. Especially as it's widely known that Dinosaurs don't like basil, and would rather starve then eat pesto... perhaps that is where this strange sauce came from? As a way to preserve foodstuffs from ravenous Stegosauri?

Discuss.

---Darwin's Purge, verse 39.

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I wouldn't put it past the FSM to play a drunken joke upon the dinosaurs, but I don't think he would be that cruel. Where were the pirates and midgets at this time? Surely they would have died off too? I think it would be best if we stuck to official canon for now until further evidence presents itself. It's like how the Mormons split from Christianity, therefore i'll remain a "Dinosaur Spade Skeptic".

Roland Deschain - Half prophet, half gunslinger, all Pastafarian!

"Since Alexander Pearce escaped, over 250 people have disappeared in the Tasmanian wilderness. No remains have ever been found." - Dying Breed